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grange burned so there won t be
any danger of fire there this sum­
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith had as
mer. The research on barley was
Grass Valley
dinner guests Thursday evening,
discussed after reading a letter
June 13, Miss Rosalie Shearer and
from Wilson Foottf in regards to
By Mn«. A . F . Balzer
Mrs. Elizabeth VanNlce of The
the Pomona resolution, asking for
Dalles,
Dean
L.
Skoog
of
Seattle,
Members of the American Le­
Saint John The Apostle Cfctholic Tinche, aunts of the bride.
more research on varieties for the
postal
technician
and
Mrs.
Matt
Mrs. Joseph Wenzel of Aloha,
gion and auxiliary met at the
church
at
Oregon
City
was
the
Columbia.
Basin
Kent Legion hall Thursday even­ Simon.
scene June 15 of the marriage of aunt of the bride poured. Mrs. F.
Mrs. Harland McDonald, chair­
Dean
L.
Skogg,
postal
techni­
R.
Saddler
and
Mrs.
Gordon
ing for a pot luck dinner and in­
Miss Marlene O. Wenzel, daughter
man reported a nice meeting of
Franklin presided at the punch
stallation. Prayer by Mr». J. W. cian of Seattle was here June 12-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Wenzel
of
the Home Ec club at the home of
Blagg, chaplain, Clair Balzer, 14 to install the new equipment
Clackamas, to George Lawrence bowl. Miss Irene Kaiser was in Mrs. Alta Smith with Mrs. Bill
for
the
new
post
office.
charge
of
the
guest
book.
commander, acted as toastmaster.
Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
The young couples v. eddlng Huck as co-hostess. Mrs. Tracy
Membership awards were present­
Fields showed slides of her re­
L. Fox of Rufus.
Mrs. Bernard Martin and dau­
ed to Frank von Borstel, Harry ghter, Deanna, left Tuesday for
The Reverend Edward Blivens trip was a leisurely jaunt to Oak­ cent trip to Hawaii.
The next
land,
Calif.,
where
the
groom
is
Stark, Lyle Olds, and Raloh Busse Stockton, Calif., where Deanna
officiated at the nupltal mass and
meeting
will
be
held
at
the city
by the commander. Frank von will spend a week at the Pacific
read the double ring ceremony at employed for the summer as an park in The Dalles with an after­
Borstel presented a service award Music college in the baton twirl­
10:30 a. m. before the altar de­ engineer for the Pacific Gas and noon visit to the historical mu­
to Ralph Busse for work In the ing division. Mrs. Martin wlli
corated with white stock and yel­ Electric company.
The bride is a graudate of the seum. For the program "Toast to
ASC office. Lew Davenport, dis­ visit Mrs. Harold Fitsimmons and
low snapdragon. Two lighted can­
a Cow” was read by Mrs. McDon­
trict 5 commander was called on family.
delabra were placed at each side Milwaukie high school and a jun­ ald and "The Legend of Cheese
for a talk, who in turn introduced
of the altar. The church organist ior at OSC.
Making” by George Fox.
Rex Thornton, newly elected com­
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer, their
played the wedding music and ac­ The broom is a graduate of Rufus
For the June 6 grange meeting
consolidated
high
school
and
is
mander of The Dalles post. Sever­ son and daughter in law, Mr. and
companied the soloist,
Paul
a senior at OSC. The couple will Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes of Cheno-
al others were called upon for Mrs. Melvin Balzer and SHeila of
Knaupp.
with Grange were present. The
talks among them Mrs. C. E. San Leandro, Calif., drove to
The bride given in marriage by resume their studies at OSC tills lecturer Mrs. Will Huck honored
Cams, district 5 president of Cas­ Portland Sunday and spent the
fall.
her father wore a floor length
After the reception the relatives father’s day by presenting flowers
cade Locks.
After dinner the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
F A M IL Y “ L IF E IN S U R A N C E ’’ I* kept In the basement in the War­
gown of white satin brocade with
of
both the bride and groom met to Andy Engberg *OT the oldest
meeting was called to order by Balzer and family.
ren Brown household tn West Frankfort, III., In the form of the home
long sleeves. She wore a floor
at
the
Sunnyside Grange hall for a father present, Mr. Rhodes, the
Commander Clair Balzer and Mrs,
shelter shown above. Brown, the city’s civil defense director. Is
length lace veil with a headdress
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pliska and
shown with his fam ily surrounded by equipment that includes nve
potluck dinner and afternoon of youngest, George Fox the largest
Donald von Borstel, president of
of
seed
pearls.
Her
wedding
bou­
gas masks, a gas lantern, sleeping facilities for all, » ,evenT a*
family, Atlee Wilson moat grand
the auxiliary. Bill Johnson and children of Portland came Satur­
quet was white daisies centered visiting.
supply of food and water, double steel doors, and an sir filter system
children,
and youngest grandfath­
Dick Rust presented the colors. day and were over-night guests of
to keep out radioactive particles. Fallout from the St. Louis area Is
with a pink rose corsage.
her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap.
Wedding invitations have been er, Rolland Johnson. "Daddy You
Judged
the
main
CD
menace
In
the
town.
(Southern XlltooUsn Photo).
Miss
Gloria
Knaupp
vas
her
The installing team for the aux­
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brander and
Have Been a Mother To Me” was
honor attendant. She wore a waltz received in Rufus to the wedding
ilary was Mrs. C. E. Cams, as­ danghter, Susan, left Wednesday
sung by Donna, Darlene and Jan­
of
Miss
Carol
Cleo
McCune,
dau­
length dress of yellow satin bro­
sisted by Mrs. Clair Balzer as for Harrington, Wn., to visit his
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. et Stehlik, daughters of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and Mr. School, this year-around teachni-
acting sergeant-at-arms and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Jessie Brander, and and Mrs. R. E. IxiBlue and family cal institute has as its motto, cade with blue headdress, white McCune to Gayle Eugene Eaton, Mrs. John Stehlik. The girls were
J. E. Norton as musician, installed to attend the funeral of his great of Redmond spent the weekend "Learn By Doing". And Pacific slippers and carried a bouquet of son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eaton accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Mrs. Harold Owens as president; uncle, John Gordon, Thursday. at Little Lava Ixike.
Telephone employees come from yellow daisies. The bridesmaids of Rufus, Friday, July 5, 1957 at Robert Byrd. There was a play
were Miss Maridell Jacobsen and
Mrs. J. W. Blagg as chaplain; Mrs. They stayed with his mother until
Mrs. Frances Rolfe Mathews of all over the state to do just that. Miss Marilyn Tomnkky, college 7:30 p. m. at Calvary Baptist "What’s My Line” with Harland
Frank von Borstel.
treasurer; Saturday when they stopped at Seattle, Wn., has graduated from
Students from more than 20
McDonald, Mrs. Robert Byrd and
church in Redwood City, Calif.
Mrs. Harry Stark, sergrant-at- Spokane enroute home to visit her the University of Wbshington Oregon communities, in addition sisters from Oregon Sta'e of the
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrews en­ Atlee Wilson on the panel.
bride.
The
girls
wore
waltz
length
arms; Mrs. Donald von Borstel as parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Evans. with a BA degree In Journalism to those from the metropolitan
Mr. and Mrs Tracy Fields of
gowns of white satin brocade with tertained at dinner June 16 hon­
past Junior president. Mis. Frank
and is now working for the Ren­ Portland area, have attended the yellow headdress and carried bou­ oring Mr. and Mrs. Carl Everett. Rufus, entertained guests from
Arden
Peters,
USN,
son
of
Mr.
von Borstel presented her with a
school so far this year.
ton Chronicle in Renton, Wn.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Friday until Tuesday of this
quets of yellow daisies.
past president pin. Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Herman Peters, will
Blakney of The Dalles end Mr. week. Coming from Spokane were
sail
Tuesday
for
Japan
on
the
USS
Carl
Jackobson
of
Coos
Bay,
a
Both new and experienced em­
May, first vice-president, Mrs. (Jer­
Mr. and Mrs. John Mahn, from
ployees are trained at tha school. roommate of the groom at OSC and Mrs. Bill Huck.
ald Blagg, second vice-president Trathen from Ixmg Beach. He
Guests at the home of Mr. and Centralia were Mr. and Mrs. M.
will
l>e
there
until
December.
was
best
man
for
Mr.
Fox.
Ushers
Rapid
advances
in
the
field
of
Telephone Employees
and Mrs Edgar Alley secretary
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin
communications makes the de­ were James Fox, brother of the Mrs. Atlee Wilson are Mr. and Montgomery, Miss Myrtle Wing,
will be Installed later.
and family and Victor Jchnson Going To School
mand for specialists greater every groom, and Frederick an 1 Robert Mrs. N. G. Miller and daughters, and Mrs. Edna Packard and Mrs.
Winona and Ila of La Grande. Cynthia Lyons from Toledo,
The Legion officers were instal­ spent a week at their Tygh Val­
Wenzel, brothers of the bride.
day.
The ladies are
Mrs. Miller is a daughter of the Washington.
led by I>*w Davenport, assisted by ley ranch.
The
bride’s
mother
chose
for
her
Courses are taught in operation
School is out for Oregon’s 377,-
all cousins of Mrs. Fields.
For
Members of the American l e ­ 000 elementary and high school and maintenance of local atid long daughters wedding a grey lace Wilsons.
Dean Shaver; district vice-com­
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen and two dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I>eon-
mander, J. E. Norton, Lyle OldR, gion and auxiliary and their fam­ students. But for the craftsmen distance switching equipment, gown over pink taffeta. She wore
Rex Thornton, BUI Johnson and ilies went to Tygh Valley Sunday and women of Pacific Telephone’s teletypewriter, telephoto, complex white accessories and a white cor­ sons who has been visiting her ard Fields, Sally, John and Vir­
Mrs. J. E. Norton as musician. where they enjoyed a potluck din­ plant department in Orego.i, class­ telephone systems for business sage. The groom’s mother wore parents, the Dolph Bakers, left gil and Harold Brown were addi­
Harry Stark was installed as com­ ner served at 2 o’clock. After din­ es will go on through the sum­ and industry, FCC radio require­ an orchid print dress with a plain Sunday for Willow Creek to visit tional guests.
her brother in law and sister, Mr
mander; Bill Bardenhagen, second ner the time was spent playing mer months.
ments, microwave radio for tele­ orchid jacket and white acessor- and Mrs. Haskell Sharrard.
vice-commander; Clair Balzer, ad­ baseball and visiting.
les.
She
too
wore
a
white
corsage.
vision
and
telephone
use,
local
At the new centralized train­
The Rufus Grange Home Ec.
Dr. Frank D. Reid
jutant; Frank von Borstel, fi­
A reception was held in the
George von Borstel brought ing center on Portland’s eastside, and long distance equipment test­ Saint John’s school cafeteria fol­ club met at the grange hall Mon­
nance; Harold Owens, chaplain,
ing,
splicing,
construction
and
telephone
employees
learn
how
to
D entist
Dick Rust, sergeant at arms; Mark Mrs. von Borstel and infant dau­ construct, Install, operate, main­ maintenance of cable and other lowing the marriage ceremony. A day and Tuesday to sort rum­
ghter
home
from
the
hospital
last
Moro
Hotel
Bldg. JO 5-3561
mage
for
its
sale
in
The
Dalles
to
Bird will be installed later as first
tain and repair the equipment "outside plant,’’ mathematics, elec­ four tiered cake topped by the be held the rest of the week. Their U n til F u r th e r Notice call M rs
Tuesday.
traditional
bride
and
groom
fig­
vice-commander.
Donald von Borstel and daugh­ that provides many kinds of ser­ trical theory, electronics, drafting urine, and decorated in blue and location is in the Mauser building.
H a r r y Benson JO 5-3246
Mr. Davenport announced a cau­ ter, Cathy, went to Halfway vice for hundreds of thousands of and many other subjects. There is gold, the bride’s colors, centered
Mrs. William Meyers and four
even a class to teach the teachers
cus meeting of the I^egion will be Tuesday on business returning customers In the state.
the lace covered serving table. children left Thursday for Calif­
Know as the Plant Training how to teach.
held in Hood River the afternoon Thursday.
After the bride and groom cut the ornia to join Mr. Meyers who
of June 30. Delegate* are C. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Runke of
first piece it was served fcy Mrs. went down there to work about a
Fields, Clair Balzer and Frank Portland spent the weekend as
K. W. Braune and Mrs C. F. month ago. Taking a tru< k load
von Borstel. Mrs. Cams announ­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dug­
of Mrs. Meyers furniture to Cal-
ced a caucus meeting of the auxil­ ger.
iforia were Mr. and Mrs. Winston
iary will be held in Hood River
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble went
Roberts. Roberts, a state highway
ADDING MACHINE employee,
the afternoon of July 14. Dele­ to Portland Wednesday to visit
is on his vacation.
gates are Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. his mother who is In the Sandy
The Rufus Grange met Thurs­ SALES & SERVICE
C. W. Fields, and Mrs. Wallace Boulevard Sanitarium, returning
day evening.
The legislative
May, alternates are Mrs. Gerald home Thursday.
chairman reported
the State
TAPE
H. S. Michael, Inc.
Blagg, Mrs. Clair Balzer and Mrs.
Grange voted to refer House Bill
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Balzer and
George Wilcox. Mrs. Frank von
163 to the people. It will take
Borstel Is the delegate a» large. daughter, Sheila, arrived Thurs­
more than 24,000 signed voters by
At Journal Office
THE OLIVER CORPORATION
Madras, Oregon
day from San Ix*andro, Ctlif., to
August 20 to refer it to the voters.
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Phone 2394
The mosqutoes have been spray­
F. Balzer.
ed and the grass around t/he
Sherman chapter No. 132 OES
m anufacturers of —
Henry Ten Eyck of Sandy, ar­
met at the Masonic hall Tuesday rived Friday to spend a few days
evening, their last meeting until at the home of his son in law and
“ finest in farm machinery”
September. Mrs. Harry Justesen, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kock.
worthy matron, presided. Reports
from grand chapter w«re given
Joy von Borstel, Janice Lemley,
by Mrs. Justesen and Mrs. Frank Kenneth I^einley and Dick Bar­
von Borstel. Plans were made for num left Tuesday for Cove, Ore­
Is Proud to announce tin*
the picnic for the Eastern Star gon to attend Ascension summer
and Masons and families to be school for a week.
Appointment of —
held at Tygh Valley July 7 at
Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel
at 1:00 p. m. Mrs. Leta Esllnger and family went to Olympia, Wn.,
and Mrs. J. W. Blagg as hostesses and spent the weekend attending
served refreshments at the close the wedding of her cousin while
HARTLEY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
of the meeting.
there.
George Fox and Marlene Wenzel Married
In Oregon City Catholic Church June 15
Jeep
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Wtord was received here of the
marriage of Roy Harvey, e grad­
uate of the Wheaton, III. Bible
school and Miss Janet Earline
Davis of Sacramento, ('alif., in the
Faith Bible church in Sacramen­
to, Saturday, June 22, at 2 o'clock.
Joe Harvey of Spokane was best
man for his brother and Arden
Peters, USN, of Ixmg Beach. Cal.,
was an usher. Mr. and Mrs. James
Earl of Grass Valley attended the
wedding.
T he answers to everyday
Insurance problem s*
By Frank K e tter
• I f you’ll addrews your own Insur­
ance questions to this office, we II
Iry to give you the correct ans-
w e n and there w ill he no charge
• r obligation of any kin d.
ASSl'VxkD
RISK
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kock and son
her parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry
Ten Eyck of Sandy an I Miss
Kathy Ten Eyck of Milton-Free­
water, a niece of Mrs. Kock, all
went to Moro Sunday and had
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kock celebrating Alfred's birth­
day anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and Ro­
bin went to Portland Thursday
and were overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Perry.
William Walter of Hood River
arrived Wednesday to spend some
time here with his sister, Mrs.
Wallace May and Mr. May.
Grass Valley, Oreogn
As your dealer for
Oliver Farm Equipment
Oliver Repair Parts and Service
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